Ohio News Network Daily

Euclid apartment fire kills mom and her young son; investigators looking into a possible murder in Portsmouth; January 6th rioter from the Cincinnati area facing up to 20 years in prison; Battle of Ohio tonight on Monday Night Football.

Ohio's US Senate race remains tight; new survey shows we are more politically polarized than ever before; RSV is not just for kids; Ohio has more depressed people than the national average.

Miami university student arrested for threatening a shooting spree; Secretary of State warns about misinformation being spread regarding absentee ballots; rainbow fentanyl is in Ohio; Mountain Dew fans are about to get a real buzz.

Two residents stabbed at an assisted living facility near Columbus; a former doctor from southwest Ohio indicted for rape and other sex crimes involving several victims; a record number of women are running for governor in the mid-term elections; it's time again for the OSU-Michigan blood battle.

Fire damages 200-year-old hotel in Licking County; Northeast Ohio teacher under FBI investigation; state election officials need more poll workers for November 8th; officials make rules change after fishing tournament weighting scandal in Cleveland.

Cambridge high school athlete killed when hit by a falling tree during a cross country meet; jury hung in Butler County murder trial of Gurpreet Singh; University of Toledo now has electric vehicle charging stations on campus; a tough loss on the road for the Cleveland Browns.

Five injured, one critically, in afternoon shooting at a Cleveland barber shop; carbon monoxide kills one and sends eight residents to the hospital at Akron apartment complex; Ohio has a rise in Covid cases for the first time in almost two months; a Frazeysburg couple is receiving national attention for their innovative way of keeping kids fed.

A missing Princeton University student from the Cleveland area found dead; Hancock County receives $1 million to fight the opioid epidemic; OSU's marching band will make history this Saturday; Kings Island announces new themed area.

NTSB investigating Tuesday's deadly plane crash in Marietta; Lucas County's high Covid transmission status is not all that it seems; grocery store chain no longer providing plastic bags in effort to reduce environmental impact; Cleveland Guardians' playoff run is over.

Private plane crash in Marietta kills two; Ohio's U.S. Senate candidates face off in second debate; new coronavirus variants detected; The Ohio State University recognized for inclusion.

Four people in one family were found dead Saturday in Elyria; two 17-year-old girls in Columbus die from gunshot wounds in separate incidents; another debate is set for tonight in the race for Ohio's open U.S. Senate seat; the Cleveland Guardians head to New York to knock out the Yankees.

COVID-19 transmission rates remain low in most of Ohio while hospitalizations slowly rise; Cincinnati-based Kroger positions itself to double in size; advocates for tougher laws against domestic violence speak out; and Ohio's zoos are ready for Halloween.

State Board of Education delays vote on Title IX protection for transgender students; federal lawsuit filed against Bloom-Carroll school district by victim who alleges school officials did nothing to protect her from predatory behavior by coach and athletic director; Cuyahoga County's new jail on hold but corrections officers say they need help now; charges filed against fisherman who cheated by a...

Early voting begins in Ohio for the November 8th election; Cleveland's City Council votes unanimously to ban conversion therapy; residents in Jeffersonville have mixed feelings about Honda building an EV battery plant there; Guardians drop opener against Yankees in best-of-five ALDS.

Honda announces plan to invest billions of dollars into efforts to make Ohio a hub for electric vehicle production; U.S. Senate candidates debate; over 100 pounds of fentanyl seized in statewide "One Pill Can Kill" initiative; QB Deshaun Watson allowed back into Browns facility, still can't practice with team.

Three wounded, including a student, in shooting at a high school football game in Toledo; Ohio's U-S Senate candidates set to debate; Ohio Task Force One returns home after two weeks of helping residents in hurricane-ravaged Florida; The Cleveland Guardians will take on the Yankees starting tomorrow in the ALDS.

The CDC's color-coded map for transmission rates in Ohio is looking greener; thousands of Kroger workers in Ohio have a new contract; a plane skids off the runway in Dayton; a high school running back in Gibsonburg is turning heads.

Police investigating a fatal shooting at a hotel near Cincinnati; Columbus City Schools board unanimously approved a resolution in opposition to state board's decision to reject supportive gender identity policies; Akron's mayor announces he won't run for re-election, deputy mayor announces candidacy; American League Wildcard schedule is set and the Guardians have three home games, starting tomorr...

Anti-abortion activists hold first-ever Ohio March for Life; residents in a Central Ohio town find white supremacy fliers left on driveways; Akron PD working on outfitting all cruisers with dashcams; CDC issues an update on E. coli outbreak in Ohio and surrounding states.

Woman from Dayton among those killed by Hurricane Ian; Columbus man faces child endangerment after 5 year old boy shoots himself; one week until the restraining order is lifted on Ohio's Heartbeat Law; scandal surrounds outcome of a recent fishing tournament on Lake Erie.

Child in critical condition after being run over by Big Walnut High School homecoming parade float; man dies after being pinned under lawn mower in Pataskala; two Ohioans among five Oath Keepers on trial for January 6th capitol attack; football great Terry Bradshaw reveals two different cancer battles over the past year.

More Ohio people and resources heading south to aid with hurricane relief; man dies in his vehicle after dropping off grandson at a Toledo elementary school and no one noticed for several hours; Ohio reports first Monkeypox death in the state; pharmaceutical giant teaming up with an Ohio university to create a leadership program.

More Ohio help headed to Hurricane Ian-ravaged Florida; University of Cincinnati student killed by a hit and run driver; Kroger employees to vote on a new contract; direct flights from Cleveland to Ireland coming soon.

Hundreds of Ohioans are in Florida to help with hurricane relief efforts; Cleveland woman sentenced for fatal shooting of police officer; Hamilton County judge extends temporary block of Heartbeat Law again; Kroger and workers' union at the negotiating table again.

Ohio first responders head to Florida to aid in post-hurricane efforts; Kroger and union leaders set to meet to avert strike; gas prices heading up in Ohio, partly because of B-P Husky refinery fire near Toledo; Marvel plans to shoot part of new Blade movie in Cleveland and they are casting extras from the area.